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Housewives Top Passport Recipients In First Half
The article notes that housewives were the largest group receiving U S passports in the first six months of the year, with 56 790 issued out of 334 264 total. Students received 22 856 and teachers 21 682, highlighting the homemaker class as the most travel ready.
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Haller dies of heart attack after deer hunt near Woodstock
Irving McComas Haller aged 52 of Brunswick died of a heart attack while resting in his car after a deer hunt near Woodstock Virginia. He was a Baltimore & Ohio hostler, Mason, Knights of Pythias and Methodist. He is survived by wife Margaret Selby Haller, two children Dorothy Vint and James Wendell Haller, six grandchildren and a brother. Funeral plans include moving the body to New York Hill Methodist church Brunswick for services at 2 PM with Masonic rites, interment at Park Heights.
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Woodstock
Irving McComas Haller
Ninth Ave
Brunswick
James Wendell Haller
Haller
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Knights O. Pythias, B. & QC
Tall Cedar
Methodist Church
James L
Ida Osborne Haller
Margaret Huth Selby Haller
Dorothy Geraldine Vint
Annapolis
Meredith Johnson Haller
Baltimore
New York Hill Methodist Church
J. W. Seay
Park Heights
C. H. Feete
Jarett E. Boyer
Jarett Sheridan E. Boyer
Lillie M. Boyer
Charles L. Thompson
Sherman Avenue
James T
Clara Boyer
Franklin Stockman
This City
Albert Smith
Gerald Kine
Myersville
Robert Burdick
Silver Spring
James Boyer
Bertha Wiles
Mt. Zion
Charlesville
R. E. Dailey
Fifty Years Ago Items From The Columns Of The News
Fifty years back items report Emory L. Coblentz buying adjacent farms for a syndicate to create buildable sites and a public road to Braddock Heights. Fire hit William Hyatt’s farm, destroying hay, grain, livestock, and a horse. A four year old girl was bitten by a dog on West Fifth Street amid children teasing it. Trundle Bros sold Ellerton stallion in Poole'sville for 2300 to local farmers. Jacob Routzahn heads the new company. the horse is jet black and highly regarded. The Fortnightly Literary Club in Hyeoes featured England Thanksgiving with Ansbach’s predicted queries.
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Emory L. Coblentz
Mahala F. Hol Kelew
White Ann
Carlton H. Dean
Braddock Heights
Dean
William E. Hyatt
Ijamsville
Hyatt
Lillian Miller
John W. Miller
West Fifth Street
Trundle Bros
Pooles' Ville
Ellerton
France
Jacob L. Routzahn
Hye Oes
John Francis
Ansbach
Christian Lewis Conrad Dies at 82 in Lampe Home
Lampe resident and Welk fraternalist Christian Lewis Conrad died at his home 220 North et street after a brief illness. He was 82 and had once owned a local creamery and operated a tractary business. Proceeds from a recent event totaling about 275 dollars were to buy a new organ for Evangelical Lutheran church. In a separate incident, Miss Ethel Fogle sustained a deep wrist wound when her windshield was struck during a slippery street collision on Madison street.
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Christian Lewis Conrad Lampe
Welk
North Et Street
CIT
Lasaeran Baren
Ethel Fogle
Madison Etreet
Ant Cansigeron
Frederick
Lola Nelson
Helen Hemp
Bonnie Caplan
Louise Sinme
Miss Becard
Louise Eneie
Rigby
Deaths Toll in Maryland Areas Across Families
Death notices from Frederick area listings report Jarett E Boyer of Sherman Avenue and Rena Rice of Hagerstown among the deceased. Other obituaries include Franklin Smith of Ladd, Virgie Bell Royer of Pikesville, E Clingan of Tryon, Bessie May Grimes of Walkersville, Nellie Pauline Chaney of Brunswick, and Mary E Hogan of Brunswick. The notices name survivors, call times, and funeral arrangements across multiple towns.
Pears of Brunswick Lutheran Church Family Survive
Philp and Agnes Eversole Pear rell active in Brunswick Lutheran church. Surviving: Mrs. H. L. Brown, Mrs. W. E. Harrington, Mrs. W. G. Strailman, all of Brunswick, three grandchildren, one great grand child, two sisters Mrs. Starner Brunswick and Mrs. J. H. Bowers Winchester Va. Services at noon Saturday officiated by Rev Ralph Miller. Interment Park Heights Cemetery. C. H. Feete and Bro funeral directors.
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C. H. Feete
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Funeral notices from Taneytown area families and ties
Funeral services were held for Sterling A. Swill of Taneytown at the C. O. Fuss and Son funeral home with Rev. Elwood Falkenstein officiating and interment at Haugh's Church Mount Zion. Blanche Mullineaux of Lime Kiln died at home. services at 106 East Church Street with interment at Middletown Lutheran Cemetery. Ernest Sweeney Poole, 4380 West South Street, died at Frederick Memorial Hospital. service at East Church Street with interment Mount Olivet Cemetery. Harry Andrew Tyler Morgan of Walkersville died Saturday. services at East Church Street with military honors by Maryland National Guard. Florence R. Shipley of Brandenberg Church, Berrett, died in Baltimore. service at Brandenburg Methodist Church. Jack Milton Vickers of Lovettsville and New Jerusalem Church in Lovettsville, Va., died after a stroke. funeral at New Jerusalem Church with interment in Union Cemetery. Infant Mildred Louise Teles, daughter of George Edward and Minnie L. Teles, died near Ridgeville. services at the family home and Mount Zion Cemetery.
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Bessie May Grimes
Harvey Grimes
Walkersville
Floyd W. Neal
Southington
Conn
Frederick County
Samuel and
Clara Elizabeth Kidd’ Tregoning
Toy Rohinean
York
Robert Neal
Hirces
Mt. Hope
Woodsboro
G. C. Barton
Sterling A. Swill
Taneytown
Annie Warner Hospital
Gettysburg
C.0.fuss
Blanche Marie Mullineaux
Earl R. Mullineaux
Church Street
Kenneth A. Goodell
Methodist Church
Buckeystown
Clarence L. Dawson
Maward C. Fry
A. Atlee Compher
Willis Remsberg
B. Clark Gibson
E. Earl Remsberg
Ross Mills
Lutheran Cemetery
Middletown
M. A
Rirkison and Son
Ernest Smith Sweeney Poole
West South Street
Frederick » Memorial Hospital
East Church Street
Raymond E. Wilhelm
Grace Evangelical and Reformed Church
Charles Keefer
W. . Zimmerman
A. W. Coran
FF. R. Smith
Mount Olivet Cemetery
M. R. Elchison and Son
Harry Andrew Tyler Morgan
Main Street
Fueral
F. R. Seibel Jr
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Willian C. Taylor
Guard of Honor
la Sociele Des 40 Hommes
Ladies Aieiliary Anerwan Legion
Francis Scott Key
Willard M. Horine
Maryland National Guard Company
15Th Infantry
Ive James F Walsh
Aviinuif, Fulk
David J. Glass
Brandenburg Abethodist
Berrett
Florence R. Shipley
University Hospital
Baltimore
R. D. Thompson
David Hoff
Mullinix Bennett
John and James Paynter
Robert Shipley
Henry Freter
Ceemetery
C. MM. Waltz
New Jerusalem Church
Lovettsville
Jack Milton Vickers
Leesburg
Hoe
Lovetts Ville
Neds
Rachael W. Keetsinger
Stewart P. Foa
Union Cemetery
John Vickers
Ledelle Fry Vickers
Leesbure
Susanne Viris
This City
James Vickers
Purcellville
Mildred Louise Teles
George Edward l
Minnie L. ‘Bater
Ridgeville
Wae
Mount Zien
Mio
OM Wale
Illness and hospital moves reported in local notes
Among the sick Mrs Witham Ridgeles, West South sect, confined at home two weeks with an infected leg. Mrs Hazel T. Harbaugh moved from Frederick Memorial Hospital to Bas Patuck Street, to the United Ambulance Sundays. She is reported improving after entering heart attack on September 27.
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Witham Ridgeles
West South
Hazel T. Harbaugh
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Bee
Bas Patuck Street
United Ambulance
Miss Hilda Conaway Weds Jack Karnig In Quiet Home Ceremony
Miss Hilda Margaret Conaway of Walkersville and Jack Karnig of RFD & Frederick wed Thursday morning at 3 30 in the home of Dr. and Mrs. Louis R. Schoolman Brad dock Heights. Rev W Morval Weaver officiated with Mrs Schoolman at the piano. Attendants were Miss Marjorie V Mott and Glenn D. Wagner. The bride wore a pale pink silk taf feta gown with bouquet of pale pink carnations and baby's breath. After a breakfast the couple left for Niagara Falls and will make their home at Stewart Manor apartment. The bride is a graduate of Johns Hopkins Hospital School of Nursing and offices with Dr Schoolman. the groom is a 1951 graduate of NY State College of Forestry and works for Maryland Department of Forests as assistant district forester.
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Hilda Margaret Conaway
Harvey Burgess
Walkersville
Jack Karnig
RFD & Frederick
Louis R. Schoolman
Braddock Heights
W. Morval Weaver
First Presbyterian Church
Maryland Department of Forests
Engagement of Theresa Trail Mathias to Navy Commander
Society notes report Theresa Trail Mathias Engaged to Commander Glen Carlyle Michel United States Navy, son of Mrs. Frederick Michel of Riverside California. Also listed are upcoming Greens Sale by Flashers Chance Garden Club on North Market Street, Mrs. Joseph Turner as chair, and Mrs. Paul L. Willard hosting a prior society gathering.
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Mathias
Charles McCurdy Mathias
Court Square
Theresa ‘Trail
Glen Carlyle Michel
United States Navy
Frederick Michel
Riverside Callf
Michel
Garden Club
Flashers Chance Garden Club
North Market Street
Hershbergers
Joseph Turner
Mery Carlton Molesworth Sr
Wilson Place
Paul L. Willard
Elitb
Claude Barrick
G. Leicester Thomas
Theron D. Green
Rockwell Terrace
Fifty-Third Klipp Wedding Anniversary Observed
Mr and Mrs J Harry Klipp of Lewistown celebrated their fifty third wedding anniversary with a turkey dinner at the Hotel Frederick. Eight children, grandchildren and great grandchildren attended. A three tier cake and yellow chrysanthemums decorated the table. Family members named include Austin H Klipp Jerry Beveridge Roy Myer Kenneth Klipp Roger A Klipp Beverly Ann Warfield Gordon Palmer Albert Klipp Thomas Eichelberger and more. Absent were Ray Ratajczak and several grandchildren. The event highlighted extensive family ties in the Klipp and Rosenstock circles.
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Bear Lewistown
Hotel Frederick
Kipp
Austin H. Klipp
Jerry Beveridge
Terry
Susan
Donald
Roy Myer
Kenneth Klipp
Kenneth
Roger A. Klipp
Beverly Ann
Nancy Warfield
Roller Mane
Gordon F. Palmer
Ray Ratajczak
Gordon F. Palmer Jr
Albert F
Layman Rover wedding binds Rover Highfield family ties
Miss Martha Virginia Rover, daughter of Samuel T. Royer of Ellicott City, married Harry K. Layman of Highfield in Germantown Church of God. The ceremony drew about 200 guests as pink and white decor, music selections, and a Chantilly lace gown defined a traditional early 20th century wedding.
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Roger Green
Martha Virginia Rover
Highfield
Samuel T. Royer
Ellicott City
Harry K. Layman
Airs
Herbert J. Layman
Waynesboro
Red
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Church of God In
Lantz
Clarence McGaha
Ellen Hectors
Mar Timue
Lloyd 4. Smith
Wiehfield
Jose Mr. Smith. Highfield
Serina
John Voerder
Hagerstoun
Jane Nese
Nagerstown
Brenda Corder
Flatzerstown
Iatveta
Nephes
Dilbert Fugene Smith
Sabillacville
George K. Poffenderster
Wasnestara
Winebrenner
Tishtiend
Chicago
Niagaca Falls
Military Road
Cascade
Demonstrations of Congressional Control Don’t Predict 1956 Outcomes
Washington columnist David Lawrence argues that midterm gains or losses do not guarantee the next presidential election result. He notes prior examples showing tied or shifted control through elections and party coalitions, stressing that economic conditions and district dynamics drive outcomes more than simple majorities. He cites Stevenson Harriman Kefauver debates and the Taft Hartley influence to illustrate ongoing coalitions shaping policy.
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Allegany Loses To Fort Hill In City Title Match
In Cumberland Maryland Fort Hill defeated Allegany High 9 to 0 to end Allegany’s seven game win streak and deny an undefeated season. Pete scored for Fort Hill in the first quarter on a touchdown and safety set by a Sarr quick kick. Don Hammersmith rammed in from five yards as Fort Hill clinched the victory with Jim Crawford extra point.
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Bob Brant
Don Perdew
Iwo
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Clarence Lewis
Fort Full
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Jim Crawford
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Edgar Warrenfeltz
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Homer D. Kendall
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Virginia D. Roschen
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Herbert X. Heston
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Ars
Emory B. Shipley
West Patrick Street
Coffman Chapel
Hood Ares
Andrew G. Truxal
Truxal
Hood
Patricia Shewell Heston
Abs
Ralph B. Shipley
Patricia Brice
Jefferson
Diane Schnauffer
Anne Thomson
Joana Thomson
Bata Cynwyd
J. Thomas Lisnet
Rosemont
Ada Heimbach
Pittsburgh
Patricia Heston
Frank Craig Heston
Peter Pan Inn
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J. Walker Carty
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Robert Butts
James Michael
Jacob Rosenstock
Benjamin B. Rosenstock
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Charles Holix
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Sam Silberstein
Sally
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Ethel Northam
Alexander D. Lewis
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